1964 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Rosemount, Minnesota, United States
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I have a real deal 1964 Pontiac GTO post for sale. I have the PHS report from Pontiac to prove it is a TRUE GTO. The car still retains all original GTO items. It is originally a Red on Red car with the 389 and a 4 speed. As far as I can decode all drive line components are original except maybe the 4 speed. I can't verify the numbers on it. This car is bone stock original right down to the transistorized AM radio and full face hubcaps and original chrome air cleaner and valve covers! It runs but has NO BRAKES at this time. Car was in indoor storage for 12 years.
This car needs TOTAL restoration and has a rusty frame and floor pan including trunk floor and crossmember supports. The frame needs replacing and I would use a donor body for the main structure. The front sheet metal is in surprisingly nice shape ! This means the fenders and hood are very good! The front bumper and grills are also pretty nice! Both rear quarter panels and doors had rust and were puttied up years ago. It is fairly easy and cheap to round up a low rust Western Lemans or Tempest to use as a donor to restore a car like this. REMEMBER, this is the first year of the GTO and is truly worth restoring. They are worth upwards of $30,000 when done! I do have a low rust left rear quarter panel that was cut off a 2 door hardtop years ago and a offenhauser 3X2 barrel intake with 2 carbs that will be included with the car. Owner has owned this car for 29 years. He just now decided to sell it. Car has a clear MN title. ONCE AGAIN, THIS CAR NEEDS TOTAL RESTORATION BUT IT IS A REAL 1964 PONTIAC GTO!!!! Vehicle is located in Rosemount MN 55068 and it is the buyers responsibility to arrange shipping. I am avail by phone at 763-291-0343 if you have any questions. |
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